From late-night property scrolling to secret house crushes, new analysis reveals just how many of us are planning our next move without telling the people we live with.
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Edinburgh and Glasgow are Scotland’s two biggest cities and in 2026 they offer buyers a genuine choice: a well-priced, fast-growing market or a premium, supply-constrained one. Glasgow is the more affordable city by a wide margin.
Oxford and Cambridge are two of England's most desirable cities, and they sit surprisingly close on house prices in 2026. Cambridge edges ahead overall, but Oxford wins with most property types. Here’s what the data shows.
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Liverpool is one of the cheapest places to buy a home in the North West, with average house prices starting from £161,000 in Knowsley and Liverpool city centre.
We unpack house prices across Greater Manchester, from the cheapest spots to the most expensive.
